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Implemented 1991
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up-bringing of children primarily responsibility of parents
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balance between child protection and undue interference with
family life
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Child assessment orders and lower thresholds for emergency
protection orders
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emergency protection orders may be challenged after 72 hours
by parents, in court
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child's welfare is paramount
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court order should not be made unless it is better than not
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timetable set to avoid undue delay
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supervision order, interim care order, full care order
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Section 8 orders
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Residence order
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Contact order
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Specific steps order
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Prohibited steps order